Military rifles

Ross

Ross

Ross M1907, officially known as Rifle, Ross, Mark II. This rifle has a Harris-type magazine with external latch, which controlled the movement of the ...

Continue reading

Carcano M91

Carcano M91

 6.5mm Carcano M91 long rifle.    6.5mm Carcano M91 Moschetto da Cavalleria (cavalry carbine).    6.5mm Carcano M91TS Moschetto ...

Continue reading

FR-7, FR-8

FR-7, FR-8

FR-7 rifle. FR-8 rifle. The FR-7 and FR-8 rifles were developed during late 1950s in Spain during their transition from military bolt action rifles to new, ...

Continue reading

Madsen M1947

Madsen M1947

Madsen model 1947 rifle, Colombian navy contract. Madsen model 1947 rifle, Colombian navy contract, close-up view on the receiver area. Madsen model 1947 ...

Continue reading

Mauser 98

Mauser 98

Mauser Gew. 98 – original Model 1898 Mauser rifle. Mauser K98k – Mauser model 98 “Karbiner Kurz” (short carbine); this one was made ...

Continue reading

SMLE Lee-Enfield

SMLE Lee-Enfield

Lee-Enfield Mk.1 rifle – the original “Long” Lee-Enfield, made in 1900. Note the dust cover on the bolt, magazine cut-off and lack of the ...

Continue reading

43M

43M

G98/40 or 43M rifle. G98/40 or 43M rifle, close-up view to receiver. The Gew.98/40 rifle, also known as Puska 1943. Minta (Rifle, model of 1943, or 43M in ...

Continue reading

35M

35M

Rifle model 1935 / puska 35M. Rifle model 1935 / puska 35M, close-up view to receiver and magazine. The Puska 1935. Minta (Rifle, model of 1935, or 35M in ...

Continue reading

Steyr Mannlicher M95

Steyr Mannlicher M95

8x50R Steyr Mannlicher M95 long rifle. Steyr Mannlicher 8x56R M95/30 short rifle (upgraded and shortened M95), left side. Image: Frank Rodyns, Belgium same ...

Continue reading